See your oncologist: Unfortunately, mammograms may not detect all signs of cancer , especially in early stages. Suggest you talk to your oncologist and/ or primary care physician and breast surgeon about the pain in your breast and the best ways to follow up. A sonogram may provide more information.
Answered 6/18/2014
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Mammograms: don't find everything, across the board they are about 80% sensitive. Talk to your doctor. Ultrasound may be the next imaging step.
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Fibrocystic changes: You could have fibrocystic changes. This is the most common cause of breast pain. There is usually not a mass but lumpy tissue. It can be aggravated by caffeine, stress, menstrual cycle and hormonal medications like Tamoxifen and birth control pills. Contact your breast surgeon or oncologist for a breast exam.
Answered 7/15/2014
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